The number of tax units and qualifying children, by earned income, who benefit from the expansion of the earned income tax credit in "The American Recovery and Reinvestment Tax Act" as reported by the House Ways and Means Committee.

2006 Distribution by cash income class of tax units with earnings qualified for the child and dependent care tax credit, tax units receiving benefits from the credit under current law, and tax units receiving benefits from the credit if it were fully refundable

2006 Number of returns claiming the child and dependent care tax credit, the total amount of credit claimed, and the average credit, under current law and if the credit were made fully refundable, by cash income class

1970-2006 The income and payroll taxes owed by single individuals with varying numbers of children at the poverty threshold for select years between 1970 and 1995 and the years 2000-2006. Taxes owed are shown in current dollars and as a share of wages.

1970-2006 The income and payroll taxes owed by married couples with varying numbers of children at the poverty threshold for select years between 1970 and 1995 and the years 2000-2006. Taxes owed are shown in current dollars and as a share of wages.

2005 Chart showing the share of the tax relief from the House bills on marriage-penalty reform, AMT relief, extension of the 10-percent tax bracket, and the increased and expanded child tax credit (H.R. 4181, 4227, 4275, and 4359) that goes to various income quintiles.

2005 combined effect on the number and distribution of AMT taxpayers of the House bills on the extension of the 10-percent income tax bracket, extension and expansion of the child tax credit, marriage-penalty reform, and AMT relief (H.R. 4275, 4359, 4181, and 4227).

2003 Distribution by AGI of the number of tax units and the number of taxpayers (those who pay a positive amount of individual income tax) that would benefit from accelerating the EITC marriage-penalty relief provisions currently scheduled for 2008.

2003 Distribution by AGI of the number and percentage of tax units that would benefit from increasing the refundability rate for the additional child tax credit from 10 percent to 15 percent (as proposed by the Senate).

2003 number of children in all tax units and in tax units that pay a positive amount of individual income tax that receive no tax cut from the 2003 tax act (JGTRRA). The results are broken out by children of married couples and children of single parents.